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Thanks Rusty, I appreciate it. This thread is filled with knowledge and wisdom, both technical and practical.

 

Happy Birthday

Just make sure you know the current value of every thing you decide to toss or sell.

This seems to get me all to often.

Growing up in the country with people that lived through the Great Depression and WW2 nothing of any possible use was over thrown out.

This is so very hard to break out of the habit

Best of Luck

 

Thank you and fear not, my wife will fight me about throwing anything away substantial. Also, I've had this desire for years to know the value both new and used of all things large and small. I've talked on here about how much I enjoy dickering, I think it goes back to garage-saling with my pappaw on Saturdays from a very young age. I found a pair of shorts I liked one time, asked a lady if she would come off 2 bucks she was so shocked a kid would try and negotiate she said here take em.

 

Happy bday! @Hunterdc1

 

Thank you Will.

 

Happy Birthday!!

 

Happy Birthday @Hunterdc1


I don’t want to remember how old I was in ‘88

Congrats on finding happiness at such a young age. I hope you have a terrific day

 

The young age of 32 Rebuilding Mack Truck Cabs around the Southeast USA

 

Happy Birthday, I hope you have a stupendous day!

I'd be interested in how you cloned the sensors. I have a set of 33s for daily use and 35s for trail fun. I've also been thinking about just putting the TMPS back in the 33s, as that's what is on the truck 90% of the time.

I did the same thing, but the container sprung a leak several years ago. I've kinda just gotten used to looking at the light.

 

Happy birthday @Hunterdc1

 

Happy birthday, @Hunterdc1!

 

Uppsie daisy

 

Damn, that guy must be really scared of being stranded. Three motors on one little fishing boat. I wonder how many sets of oars he's got...

 

It was done by the tire shop that installed and balanced the wheels. They needed my oem wheels so they could record the id numbers from each sensor, then assign them to the new sensors. There is specialized equipment required, but I think most, if not all tire shops would have it.

To have a set cloned shouldn't be that expensive, I think it was $25.

 

Update - I'm at 175/1,001.

Slowly but surely!

 

All that just to change spark plugs

 

Happy birthday @Hunterdc1 I just turned 33 on Saturday. Planning on doing the same this year getting rid of things we don’t have a need for.
My dad collects everything. Has a 20x45 garage that you can barely walk through. Also a 20x30 storage unit the same way. Just seeing it makes me want to purge things.

 

Happy birthday!

 

But wait.. there's more! Or is it less...

 

1988 was a good year in my family, my dad was a 28 year old a&P mechanic working bug smashers in Raleigh for O'Ryan Air when a little brown company came along and said we're buying you up, how would you like to join the union? Working on package hauling jumbo's(mad dogs, 727,737,747's) was the best decision my dad said he ever made. He watched United, Delta, Southwest etc go through numerous reductions in workforce via bankruptcy through the years, brown was solid. They haul USPS mail, they aren't going anywhere.